What is the spark plug gap for the envoy??

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Natalie, our 4.2 engine only likes 1 sparkplug. AC Delco 41-103. This Iridium plug comes pre-gapped, to near the specs Mike posted. Don't try and gap these particular plugs yourself, easy to ruin them.

Why is it you guys are not letting us know your names lately? The plugs are usually preset for modern vehicles. the average gap is plus minus 0.90mm to 1.00mm Regards John

Gap should be around 0.043"
Also, make sure to use only AC Delco 43-103 plugs, these are the OEM plugs and work best in these engines.

.040 to .044" would be normal. The gap should listed on the emission sticker under the hood. Make sure you use the O.E. AC/Delco plugs. This engine will run on those the best!

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

On he very top of your engine, there will be six coil pack, they all look the same, from front to rear of engine, remove 10mm bolt, disconnect elec. harness, pull coil pack out, spark plug will be in there, do one at a time, this is the spark plug gap .044"

GAP=0.040";

.039--.043
Different spark plug manufacturers may specify different gaps.

.043. Good luck. Thanks for rating my response and for using FixYa!